William M. Hayes lives with his beautiful family in a small suburb in New York. His passion for writing became apparent in his twenties, and he dreams of retiring to a secluded beach house where he can write all day.
website & social links
Website → www.williammhayes.com
Twitter → https://twitter.com/WMHayes_Author
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/WilliamMHayesAuthor/
As a book bloggin’ and book luvin’ Princess, I’m always
curious to find out how authors got the ideas for their books. Can you tell us
how you got the idea to write your book?
I needed a sorta sci-fi/military book
to fill my portfolio. Grabbed a beer, headed out back where there is a hangout
spot with a fire pit, and by the time I got there, I had the beginning and end
to the story. I just had to fill in the middle.
Can you tell us a little about the main characters of your
book?
Rydel Scott, a brilliant military scientist, working on
projects to save soldiers in the field, accidentally discovers a form of time
travel. Overworked and overstressed because of a dying family member, Rydel
believes he's been sent a message from God. The message—save Jesus Christ from
being crucified. And Rydel goes back in time to do just that.
Colonel John Adams, the man in charge of overlooking the
military lab where Rydel works, hunts Rydel Scott down in the past before Rydel
can change anything. Colonel Adams believes, like many, that Rydel's time
travel project is dangerous to the people of the present if used.
If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what
would that be?
It's gonna be a bitch.
What would you say is one of your interesting writing
quirks?
Writing in a room with limited light—it has to be dark (I
may be part vampire).
Do you hear from your readers? What do they say?
I'm a new novelist on the scene. Nobody is banging down my
door or blowing up my inbox.
What is the toughest criticism given to you as an author?
It has primarily been constructive criticism—and I welcome
it. It only makes for better writing.
What has been your best accomplishment?
My son.
Do you Google yourself?
I googled my second book to see if that review came in as
promised on Amazon. I am still waiting. Other than that—never.
How many unpublished and half-finished books do you have?
Eleven.
Fun question – if you were princess or prince, what’s one
thing you would do to make your kingdom a better place?
Less beheadings.
Do you have anything specific that you would like to say to
your readers?
My stories are a fast read. I want to entertain and not take
up too much of your time.
Rydel Scott, a brilliant scientist working at a secret military lab, accidentally discovers a form of time
And Rydel Scott travels back in time to do just that.
It is believed even the smallest change to the past can cause catastrophic repercussions for future generations. An elite military unit is sent back in time to hunt Rydel down before he can alter history and possibly kill millions in the process.
The unit and its commanding officers, Colonel John Adams and Unit Commander Ray Catlin, become divided. Catlin, a devout Catholic, claims he witnessed a miracle by Jesus upon arrival in Jerusalem and fervently believes in Rydel’s mission. Adams hasn’t believed in God since he was a boy and his only concern is the safety of the people in the present. They must now choose between the fate of Christ and the fate of present-day mankind.
They must decide if they will Save Him.
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